BUILT FOR EVERY APPLICATION

Different applications demand different equipment solutions. From lifting operations in challenging working environments to heavy-duty material transportation and temperature-controlled logistics, specialized vehicle bodies and equipment must be designed to meet specific operational requirements.

In 2026, Hongchang Tianma (SUNHUNK) will exhibit at bauma CHINA 2026 under the theme “BUILT FOR EVERY APPLICATION,” showcasing a diverse range of specialized vehicle body and equipment solutions, including straight boom truck-mounted cranes, knuckle boom truck-mounted cranes, heavy-duty truck-mounted cranes, fly jibs and other work attachments, dump semi-trailers, and refrigerated truck bodies.

The exhibition will highlight product range, key performance specifications, structural design, and application requirements, demonstrating SUNHUNK’s approach to developing product options and configurations for different lifting tasks, transportation conditions, and cold-chain logistics applications.

1. Truck-Mounted Cranes: A Comprehensive Product Range for Diverse Lifting Applications

From routine loading and material handling to construction projects and heavy-duty lifting, different tasks require different lifting capacities, working ranges, boom configurations, and equipment setups.

At bauma CHINA 2026, SUNHUNK will showcase its truck-mounted crane portfolio, covering S Series straight boom cranes, K Series knuckle boom cranes, H Series heavy-duty cranes, and J fly jibs alongside a range of work attachments. Through multiple series and representative models, the company will demonstrate product options for applications ranging from general lifting operations to heavy-duty lifting tasks.

S Series Straight Boom Cranes: Supporting Diverse Lifting and Loading Requirements

Straight boom truck-mounted cranes feature a telescopic boom structure and can be configured to meet different lifting and operational requirements, depending on the model and specification. The SUNHUNK S Series represents the company’s product offering in the straight boom crane segment, providing options for different applications.

When selecting equipment, users need to consider lifting capacity, working radius, installation requirements, and the intended vehicle application. SUNHUNK’s range of models and configurations offers customers more flexibility when matching equipment to specific operating needs.

K Series Knuckle Boom Cranes: Flexible Options for Different Working Conditions

Knuckle boom truck-mounted cranes feature an articulated boom structure that can be folded into a compact configuration. This design offers distinct advantages for equipment layout and certain working environments, depending on the application and crane configuration.

The SUNHUNK K Series covers multiple models designed to address varying lifting tasks and application requirements.

For equipment loading, material handling, and construction-related operations, boom configuration, working range, and vehicle installation conditions all influence equipment selection. Together with the straight boom range, the K Series forms an important part of SUNHUNK’s broader truck-mounted crane portfolio.

H Series Heavy-Duty Cranes: Expanding Heavy-Lifting Capabilities

For applications requiring greater lifting capacity and extended working range, the SUNHUNK H Series heavy-duty truck-mounted cranes will be a key part of the company’s exhibition lineup.

Models scheduled for display include the H3480, H4680, H5280, and H8280, representing different heavy-duty crane configurations. Among them, the H4680 equipped with an FJ40 fly jib will be a key exhibit.

According to the relevant product specifications, the H4680 offers a rated lifting moment of 468 t·m, a maximum lifting height of 26.5 meters, and a maximum working reach of more than 50 meters. The fly jib configuration further extends the crane’s working range, providing additional options for specific lifting tasks.

Depending on the configuration, the crane can also be equipped with wireless remote control, a load-moment limiting safety system, and other work attachments. Actual lifting performance, transport dimensions, and road-use requirements are subject to the specific model configuration, certification documentation, and applicable local regulations.

Through the H Series, SUNHUNK aims to demonstrate its product development and configuration capabilities for heavy-duty lifting applications, while presenting customers with options for different lifting requirements and operating conditions.

J Fly Jibs and Work Attachments: Extending Equipment Versatility

In addition to the crane units themselves, fly jibs and other work attachments are an important part of SUNHUNK’s exhibition offering.

Depending on the main crane model and configuration, a fly jib can extend the equipment’s working range. The exhibition lineup includes fly jib configurations such as the FJ20, FJ30, FJ40, and FJ60, providing reference options for different operational requirements.

Other attachments in the exhibition lineup include winches, stacking clamps, clamshell grabs, and auger drills. These attachments demonstrate how equipment can be configured for specific work tasks.

Each attachment has its own functional characteristics, operating requirements, and installation considerations. Selection must be matched to the main crane model, load charts, mounting interfaces, and intended working conditions. The appropriate combination of crane and attachments allows users to develop equipment configurations around their actual operational needs.

From S Series straight boom cranes and K Series knuckle boom cranes to H Series heavy-duty models, complemented by fly jibs and other work attachments, SUNHUNK’s exhibition aims to showcase not simply a collection of individual models, but a broader range of equipment options for diverse lifting applications.

2. Dump Semi-Trailers: Solutions for Heavy-Duty Transport and Flexible Delivery

Dump semi-trailers are widely used in mining, construction, and bulk material transportation. Different materials, transport distances, and unloading environments place different demands on body structure, loading capacity, unloading methods, and continuous-duty performance.

At bauma CHINA 2026, SUNHUNK will showcase two dump semi-trailers with distinct design focuses: one for heavy-duty side-tipping operations and another featuring a modular design intended to support export transportation and delivery.

71 m³ Heavy-Duty Full-Tipping Side-Tipper: Designed for Demanding Transport Conditions

This model features a 71 m³ body and is intended for heavy-duty transportation and demanding applications such as mining operations. According to the product specifications, it has a rated payload of 120 tonnes and a maximum side-tipping angle of 43 degrees. A one-touch unloading function operated from the cab is designed to make unloading more convenient.

The body structure features an integrated frame made from high-section profiles, combined with high-strength, wear-resistant steel plates. This design aims to improve structural support and wear resistance under heavy-duty operating conditions. The hydraulic lifting system is configured for side-tipping operations to meet the requirements of the intended application.

For mining and other demanding transport environments, body structure, plate performance, the lifting system, and operating conditions must all be considered together. Actual payload, road suitability, and operating limits are subject to the specific vehicle design, certification requirements, and applicable local regulations.

25 m³ Modular Rear-Tipping Semi-Trailer: More Options for Overseas Transportation and Delivery

The second model is a 25 m³ modular rear-tipping semi-trailer, equipped with an electric tarpaulin system and a hydraulic lifting system.

One of its key design features is a knock-down (KD) modular configuration intended to provide greater flexibility for international transportation and assembly at the destination. For overseas customers considering shipping space, freight costs, and local assembly conditions, a modular design can offer additional options for delivery planning.

The actual disassembly method, packaging format, shipping quantity, and destination assembly requirements should be confirmed according to the specific transport plan and local assembly capabilities.

Together, the two dump semi-trailers illustrate different product approaches for heavy-duty transport and export delivery, helping customers evaluate solutions based on material characteristics, unloading methods, and target-market requirements.

3. Refrigerated Truck Bodies: Balancing Insulation, Structural Strength, and Application Requirements

Cold-chain transportation places combined demands on insulation performance, structural strength, weight management, and refrigeration-unit compatibility. Cargo type, target temperature, and transport conditions also influence refrigerated body design and configuration.

At the exhibition, SUNHUNK will showcase a refrigerated vehicle built on a Foton Auman Galaxy 7 Series 8×4 chassis, highlighting its self-developed open-cell foaming process and refrigerated body design.

Through process control during foaming, the body is designed to achieve a uniform insulation layer while balancing insulation requirements, structural strength, and lightweight construction. The body can be configured to accommodate a suitable refrigeration unit according to the intended application, including the transportation of fresh agricultural produce.

For cold-chain operators, body structure, insulation design, refrigeration-unit compatibility, and actual operating conditions must be considered together. The appropriate configuration depends on factors such as target temperature, cargo characteristics, transport distance, and ambient conditions.

Through this exhibit, SUNHUNK aims to demonstrate its design approach to refrigerated truck bodies and its ability to develop configurations around different cold-chain transportation requirements.

4. From Product Range to Real-World Applications: Solutions for Different Operating Conditions

Lifting operations, heavy-duty transportation, and cold-chain logistics each present distinct operational requirements and call for different product designs and configurations.

In the truck-mounted crane segment, straight boom, knuckle boom, and heavy-duty crane ranges—complemented by fly jibs and other work attachments—provide options for different lifting tasks. In the dump semi-trailer segment, body structure, unloading methods, and delivery formats address different transportation requirements. For refrigerated truck bodies, insulation design, structural strength, and refrigeration-system compatibility are key considerations in product selection.

BUILT FOR EVERY APPLICATION reflects SUNHUNK’s approach to connecting product design and configuration with real-world operating needs.

At bauma CHINA 2026, SUNHUNK will present a range of truck-mounted cranes, dump semi-trailers, and refrigerated body solutions, highlighting their structural characteristics, configuration options, and intended applications. The company also looks forward to exchanging insights with distributors, fleet operators, and industry professionals from different markets to better understand their operational requirements.

Visitors are welcome to meet the SUNHUNK team at the exhibition, explore the product configurations, and discuss specialized vehicle body solutions for their specific applications.